The future for our kids

by jake
(Huston)

Bad stuff..I cant breathe....

Bad stuff..I cant breathe....

Global warming is something I can go on about for hours. Well here we go...

I am doing all I can do to
reduce my carbon footprint. I think it is important to us and our kids that we do something now! Before it is to late.

A Demonstration

This time last year I was evolved with a 6 mile march, man what a good time. lol, all of the people driving by in their
big old SUVs were honking and yelling stuff at us but that is OK we knew what the purpose of our walk was and it worked because they were honking and yelling, hey at least we got the point across.

Barry's Response - Presumably, the walk was to show how our actions affect the environment. Thanks for your comments, and good for you Jake.

So you're standing up and moving around. Everything changes when there's movement. Somewhere there's a breeze. Let's get some...

Wind in our Sails

In a one-story novel, humans don't burn fuel, and the world melts. This is a grand saga - cosmic, human, unknown. Solar radiation, ocean currents, volcanic aerosols, and magnetic field changes influence our weather and climate. Sometimes our industrial trombone section gets too loud in a symphony.

It's important to walk six miles. Planting trees is important. Understanding how natural cycles and human emissions interact is equally important.

Here's what the weather info says:
- Earth's climate has flipped hot and cold dozens of times before smokestacks.
- Sunspot activity modulates temperatures.
- Natural greenhouse gases like water vapor aren't as persistent as CO2.
We don't know what's going to happen when human activities and natural variability interact.

Stay humble, stay curious, act wise.

There's a company involved in air consulting that does more than model emissions. Communities can breathe easy, think clearly, and act boldly on climate, air, and human responsibility thanks to their use of the tools available.

Picture this good stuff for our kids:
- Energy efficiency (yes to new tech, no to energy poverty).
- Yes, reforest, but grow wisely.
- Be amazed by the weather (instead of politicized).
Whether you carry a banner or build a better engine, sparks fly. We should raise thinkers, not followers. Let's measure before we moralize. For our kids, cleaner skies and clearer minds.

Climate action shouldn't involve scolding. Faith in the unseen balance of the earth should be celebrated.

Next time, hand out a flier explaining how sun cycles and human emissions both affect the planet.

Search this site for more information now.

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by: Minter

A parent knows what is best for their kids and thus understanding them is very important to have that skill from within the heart and not only the intellect. I hope most parents understand learning from a book is not just it.

From Barry - Minter, you're right: understanding begins inside, not in a book. Climate science and meteorology aren't about the data alone, but how we interpret it. It's the same with parenting. Instruments measure the weather, but humans interpret it.
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by: mani

This is realy a good article about global warming.I like this article very much Some thing is to be done immediatly.

From Barry - You know, mani. Your urgency reminds me of what meteorologists call tipping points: when small changes snowball into big ones.
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by: VIDHANSIVA

fine picture.the article shows the global warming due to the carbon dioxide.

From Barry - Timing is everything when it comes to Arctic ice loss or carbon buildup.
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by: Karthick

I was attracted by this article. It alerts us on global warming. Environment in Asia was also quite nice.

From Barry - As you said, Karthick, regional impacts, like Asia's shifting monsoon patterns, show global warming doesn't affect everyone equally. The most beautiful, swirling weather maps...Until you realize they tell a story.
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by: harish

the imagery is superb and wonderful,it was really interesting and helps one to be aware and motivated to take action against global warming.i feel this site is more than enough to know about global warming and take steps to curb and i would like to find more about global warming measures undertaken by the government to stop it in the search.

From Barry - Your urgency echoes what meteorologists call tipping points: when tiny changes snowball into big ones. Whether it's Arctic ice loss or carbon buildup, timing matters. Waiting too long can be like chasing a runaway kite when it comes to parenting and climate.
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by: Anonymous

The picture is very nice. This informations are very usfull for breathing problems. thank you.

From Barry - It's good to hear about the breathing. Even when global warming debates rage overhead, our lungs are damaged by ground-level ozone and fine particulates (PM2.5). It doesn't matter if the planet bakes or not, nobody wants to breathe soot.
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by: antony john

the imagery is very informative. i am interested to read something i can do to reduce global warming effects. i am highly appreciating this site, and expecting more like this. i a seaching for some tips for prevention of global warming.

From Barry - Here are a few things to check out Anthony. Global climate change is attributable to El Niño, sunspot cycles, and volcanic activity shape the climate. Land-use changes, carbon dioxide, and methane also affect the atmosphere. It's a mixed symphony, not a solo.

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